Question

To avoid being questioned about the truth of her accusations, abigail suggests that she will

Answer 1

Abigail and John Proctor are ex-lovers in the novel Crucible. Abigail suggests that she will accuse John Proctor of witchcraft.  She has mistaken John's sexual interests with love. She puts a spell to his wife in order to win him back. 

Answer 2

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

To avoid being questioned about the truth of her accusations, Abigail suggests that she will accuse Danforth to be processed.

Here we are talking about Act III of "The Crucible," a play written by American author Arthur Miller in 1953. In the mentioned part, judge Danforth asks Abigail about the testimony of Mari, but Abigail denies it, and then, Danthford confess their affair.

"The Crucible" is based on the colonial time's story of the Salem Witches that happened in the Massachusetts colony between 1692 to 1693.